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[edit] ‘Chinese mafia’ gang held over kidnapping - The National

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[edit] Death Penalty News: 10 Executions in 30 Days: Is there no halt to ...

23 November 2008, by Death Penalty News Since mid-October Texas has executed eight inmates, with another two scheduled for execution by the end of this week. That's a total of ten executions in a little over thirty days, a new record even for the country's most active death ...

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[edit] China sets up monitoring team for stimulus package - CCTV

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[edit] Pak military turning tribesmen into war refugees against the Taliban - Thaindian.com

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[edit] Pakistan's war on Taliban swells refugee camps - San Francisco Chronicle

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[edit] staghounds: Chinese judges

22 November 2008, by staghounds You would have thought she had said there wasn't a diversity office at every Chinese law school! In the U. S., the few executions that take place occur ten, twenty, or more years after arrest. The delay is due to appeal upon appeal, ...

[edit] China may soon execute accused Taiwan spy -group - Reuters India

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[edit] 2008 Guangzhou Auto Show: Geely Panda - Edmunds.com/Inside Line

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[edit] Massive security measures in Lima for Apec Leaders' Meeting - Borneo Bulletin

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[edit] Jack's back: The clock ticks for 24's antihero - Independent

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[edit] China's Gruesome Organ Harvest - FrontPage magazine.com

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[edit] Rudi Stettner: Forced Abortion and Organ Harvesting In China: We ...

19 November 2008, by Magdeburger Joe In truth, Chinese free enterprise has mutated horribly. Not only is every type of clothing and electronics for sale in China. human organs are for sale in China as well. They are most often taken from prisoners, whose executions are ...

[edit] China's Gruesome Organ Harvest The whole world isn't watching. Why ...

18 November 2008, by Jana The discrepancy between executions and transplants? As a respected human rights scholar asked me, why did Kilgour and Matas use Amnesty International's estimate of the number of executions in China to suggest the execution rate had ...

[edit] Cop Killer Becomes Hero in China | Drudge Retort

14 November 2008, by rcade A funny thing happened on the way to Chinese killer Yang Jia's execution for the murder of six police officers: He's become a hero to thousands of Chinese for standing up to the.

[edit] "Turandot"

1 November 2008, by Having missed at least the middle of the three operas OQ was doing this year, I was very keen to see "Turandot". To be fair, anyone with a modicum of interest in Western culture is probably excited at the prospect of hearing "Nessun Dorma", which must rate as one of the most famous things the world ...

[edit] Chinese Dude Facing Execution For Having Fun

20 October 2008, by Eamonn Brennan I don’t want to be all naive about this, because China does this sort of thing a lot, but it still sort of baffles me that everyone is basically cool with sentencing a dude to death — or, maybe worse, life in Chinese prison — because he ...

[edit] ExecutedToday.com » 2005: Wang Binyu, desperate migrant laborer

19 October 2008, by Headsman In the course of things, he’d ordinarily have gone to his grave in the anonymity that attends most Chinese executions, perhaps not even a number to international monitors who struggle to ballpark China’s executions to the nearest ...

[edit] Marginalia #3

8 October 2008, by The Mouse Story I Don’t know why I doodled the cat and mouse on the end page of the short Julian Barnes essay “Literary Executions,” why that duo instead of, say, a dog and sheep, or a dog and elephant—after all, no cats are mentioned in the essay. I can’t say why, but I’m willing to speculate. The essay, collected in The Writing Life: Writers on How They Think and Work, is about the burdens of being the literary executor for a friend of Julian Barnes, author Dodie Smith (Dear Octopus, C

[edit] call to stop young chinese man’s execution

11 September 2008, by webeditor@amnesty.org.au execution is inhuman and is never right. we are calling on chinese authorities to commute the death sentence they have just imposed on a young beijing man called yang jia. you can help.

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[edit] Beijing and Tibet: GRL's James Powderly, Brian of "Alive in Baghdad, 4 other US citizens receive 10-day jail sentence

21 August 2008, by A representative of Students for a Free Tibet tells Boing Boing that 6 American bloggers and pro-Tibet activists who went missing in Beijing for days after being detained by authorities have re-appeared -- and that authorities have given them a sentence of ten days in jail each for "upsetting public ...

[edit] Video: Beijing Olympics Uncensored

21 August 2008, by Reporter Jocelyn Ford has produced a series of videos about various little-seen aspects of life in Beijing during the Olympics. Read more about the series here. In the first segment: Wo Weihan was sentenced to death for espionage. His daughter believes he may have confessed under torture, and he had ...

[edit] Executive Opportunities (USA)

20 August 2008, by Looking for candidates with management experience and training in marketing. Click here for a glimpse of the future. ion with the governments of China, and to a lesser extent France and Germany (regarding Holocaust de Partial Cost Recovery (minimizing the subsidy) Significant events for Craigslist Marketing ...

[edit] Asia Death Penalty: Public executions in China's Olympic crackdown

5 August 2008, by Tim Goodwin, ADP "It was not a good thing, what the Chinese did," said a Uighur witness on condition of anonymity. The executions were a clear message of control in the region ahead of the Olympics, as well as a public demonstration of the harsh ...

[edit] Chinese Police Destroy More Than 14,000 Illegal Motorcycles In Orgy Of Destruction (Offbeat News)

1 August 2008, by Shenzhen police have confiscated and destroyed 14,277 supposedly illegal motorcycles in China's southern Guangdong province. According to ChinaCarTimes, new motorcycle registrations in the city of 12,000,000 have been outlawed due to roaming motorcycle gangs, bent on petty theft and a lust for purse ...

[edit] Same Shit: Different Nixon and Dick Cheney is a tumor in a suit (Sunday Morning Mouse Circus)

12 July 2008, by On Fox...Even using my Nalley's "Big Chunk" Beef Stew Can Wave Guide, I could only picked up a fuzzy, pirate signal from the Fox Van, currently crisscrossing the East Coast, keeping ahead of the mobs that want to exact a little rough justice from the Princes of Traitor TeeVee, so I only caught a little ...

[edit] Understanding the Death Penalty in China

2 July 2008, by “He was already dead by the time that I arrived,” a Chinese friend explained to me. “I rode my bicycle as fast as I could to the countryside to see the execution but in the end, I only heard the gun shot.” My friend was recounting to me the story from her hometown of a young man who had been caught stealing 400 RMB from a wealthy lady . He had been quickly handed over to the police and sentenced to death. “When I arrived at the scene, there were a group of people gathered around the body,” my

[edit] Recommended Reads: Olympic setbacks, China's take on Obama and a nifty new invention

19 June 2008, by oly2.jpg Olympics China Rises: Restricting the foreign press Reuters: China urged to curb executions ahead of Olympics China Herald: Another Olympic mishap: problems in getting tickets Channel NewsAsia: Hong Kong toughens rhetoric to avoid Olympic Games protests ABC News: Athletes banned from ...

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[edit] China continues with "prudent attitude" towards executions

15 April 2008, by Defending the death penalty, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Jiang Yu said there were more countries with capital punishment than those without it. "Conditions are not ripe to abolish the death ...

[edit] Chinese bullied me over Tibet comments

15 April 2008, by Chinese bullied me over Tibet comments Green Party MP Nandor Tanzcos says he has been bullied by a Chinese delegation at a meeting of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in South Africa over his comments about Tibet. Mr Tanzcos spoke at the meeting in Capetown during a debate on human rights, international security and the role of parliamentarians in maintaining them. He says that during his speech he mentioned that the Chinese government had excluded free press from the Tibetan capital Lhasa, maki

[edit] Cobwebs and strange

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[edit] Law & Order Update

11 February 2008, by In this update we've got musings about the upcoming military trials in Gitmo of the 9/11 planners and the Justice Department's charges of espionage against that DOD official. Click the below link to read more. Pentagon Charges 9/11 Planners The Pentagon has charged six detainees at Guantanamo Bay with ...

[edit] Over Her Dead Body, Nanking, Cheat You Fair: The Story of Maxwell Street and Kung Fu Fighter

1 February 2008, by Hey everyone. If you're keeping score: no, they did not screen either The Eye with Jessica Alba or Strange Wilderness with Steve Zahn. But I'm guessing that neither is any worse than the first film I'll be writing about this week. Brace yourself. Over Her Dead Body I've certainly endured my fair share ...

[edit] Thursday Morning Coffee

31 January 2008, by The last Republican debate before Super Tuesday was held last night at the Reagan Library in California as Guiliani and Edwards drop out. Serbia also held it's last televised debate before the presidential run-off on Sunday between incumbent and supporter of EU membership Boris Tadic and nationalist ...

[edit] Rights group urges moratorium on death penalty in China

9 October 2007, by Human Rights Watch has urged the Chinese government to suspend executions of criminals eligible for the death penalty as a goodwill gesture before the Olympic Summer Games in Beijing next year. (in China National News.com) (in China National News: Recommended source for China News)

[edit] China executions 'at 10-year low'

5 September 2007, by The Chinese authorities are expecting fewer executions this year than at any time in the past decade, according to state media. The reduction is due to a new rule which means the country's top cour...

[edit] China Says Tibetans Need Permission To Reincarnate

29 August 2007, by Posted by kdawson ( 32% noise) View michaelcole writes “China has banned Buddhist monks in Tibet from reincarnating without government permission. This article is both hilarious and sad, looking at the lengths to which a government will go to regulate thought through censorship. It also goes into some ...

[edit] SLAVERY IN CHINA: Combing the Brickyards for the Disappeared

20 August 2007, by Copyright SPIEGEL - ONLINE August 15, 2007 It's a story that has made headlines around the world: Slave laborers have been found in Chinese brick factories. The authorities have freed many of them, but some fear there could be hundreds more being imprisoned, beaten and starved. Some parents ...

[edit] China is Killing Americans

10 July 2007, by Today China executed the former head of the State Food and Drug Administration, Zheng Xiaoyu, for corruption (ht to Say Uncle). His secretary, Cao Wenzhuang, was recently sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve. Zheng was sentenced to death in May for taking bribes to approve an antibiotic blamed ...

[edit] This Man Died Because You Complained About Tainted Dog Food Dept.: Chinese FDA Head Killed

10 July 2007, by Could this day get any worse? ...oh, right. - Wonkette Today’s fun fact: in China, The People’s Court has the power to execute public officials. And today it exercised that power, killing former Chinese FDA head Zheng Xiaoyu to death for acting slightly less responsibly than our own FDA. Zheng, ...